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Dominion, Volume 37, Issue 4, 30 September 1943, Page 1

John Henry’s birthday fell in May And so he hinted every day, The present he zvould like each buy, An ultra-smart Parisian Tie!

SITUATIONS VACANT —(Continued.) WANTED, Relieving Night Porter, male or female. Apply Gresham Hotel. HOUSEWORK Help wanted, five mornings a week, 8,30 to 12.30, Tel. 41-495, PANTRYMAID, experienced; permanent. I.irts Quick Lunch, Lambton Qy. WANTED. Housekeeper, country. Small family, good wages. Own mistress. PGIO, “Dominion,” Palm. Nth. WANTED Capable Help, no heavy washing. Wages, £2/10/-. Apply “Dominion’ - Agency, Box 38, Waipukurau. WANTED, Female Cook, person living in Lower Hutt preferred but not essential. Apply Railway Hotel, Lower Hutt. SEMI-Essential, wanted for mothers’ help staff, capable daily Domestic Workers, 40 [ hours, 70/-. Fares, uniforms. Tel. Secretary, 40-780. NURSE, Karitane or English, for girls 6 and 1 years, cheerful temperament and higher education advantage. Full particulars, K9OO, “Dominion.” ■ WANTED, Cook-General or Housekeeper for country, Hawke’s Bay. Temporary or permanent position. Household five. Apply Mrs. J. Coleman, R.D., Waipukurau. ■ SCOTTISH REGISTRY. 208 Quay—FemaleChefs. £4 net; Housekeeper (bachelors); Daily Women ; Housekeeper (hotel) ; Gardeners ; Cowmen; Fencers; Shepherds; Married Couples; Kitchen Hands; Rabbitj er; 100 others. FEMALE COOK WANTED in week or so for small City hotel; must have experience; good easy 7 position, all conditions excellent; live in . or out. Reply immediately to L 946, “Doj minion,” ’ THE GUARDIAN TRUST AND EXECUTORS CO. OF N.Z. LTD., REQUIRES the -Services, of an INTBR- - MEDIATE SHORTHAND TYPISTE. Ex- ; cellent working conditions and five-day week. Salary commensurate with experience. Reply, giving particulars of -age, education, etc., and enclosing copies only of testimonials, to— P.O. Box 994, Wellington, BARRETT’S HOTEL ‘ Requires an EXPERIENCED SECOND COOK. APPLY PERSONALLY. WAKEFIELD HOTEL. REQUIRES: HOUSEMAID. Apply Personally. -PROMINENT INSURANCE COMPANY. Fire, Marine and Accident, Requires the Services of Junior (male or female). 5-day week. Good prospects. Apply :— ■ 5896, “(DOMINION.” WOMEN CLEANERS Wanted for Early Morning Cleaning. GOOD WAGES AND CONDITIONS. Apply before 10.30 a.m. to— LADY SUPERVISOR, Cleaning Staff, uth Floor, . “The Dominion” Building. MILLINERY SALESWOMAN. WE -require the .Services of a experienced SALESWOMAN for our Millinery Salon. Those . with experience in High-gra'de Hats are asked to apply to— THE STAFF MANAGER, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LUX ■BLOUSES AND KNITWEAR, W® have a Vacancy for a JUNIOR or INTERMEDIATE SALESWOMAN in our Blouses and Knitwear Section. This is a permanent position and no late night. Apply to— THE STAFF MANAGER, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. SALESWOMEN. JUNIOR or INTERMEDIATE SALESWOMEN are required for the undermentioned Departments:— CORSETS. SHOES. HOSIERY AND GLOVES. TOILETRIE. HABERDASHERY. WOOL & ART NEEDLEWORK; Young Ladies wishing to learn this business under excellent conditions (no late night) are requested to apply to— THE STAFF MANAGER, KIRKCALDIE & STAINS, LTD. WANTED, SHOE SALESWOMEN. LINDSAI"’S LTD. have vacancies for JUNIOR AND SENIOR SALESWOMEN For their Shoe Department. No Saturday work. Apply— THE MANAGER, Lindsay’s Ltd., Lamb-ton Quay, Opposite Midland Hotel. D.I.C. STAFF. MALE JUNIORS, aged 14 to 18 years, are required for the Silks, Furnishing, Manchester and Hardware Depts. FEMALE JUNIORS, aged 14 to IS years, are required for the Hosiery, Haber--dashery. Underclothing, Millinery and Mantle Depts. SENIOR SALES ASSISTANTS with sales experience, not necessarily recent, are required -in the Art Needlework, Haberdashery/ Underclothing, Millinery, Handbags and Fancy Goods Depts. Vacancies for both full and part-time workers. Applications for these positions should be made to: — THE MERCHANDISE MANAGER. * THE D.I.C. PART-TIME TYPISTE. . WANTED Immediately, PART-TIME SHORTHAND aud DICTAPHONE TYPISTE, 10 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Apply— THE SECRETARY, G.P.O. Box 1686, Wellington. (Continued on Page 2.)